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ECP to hear PML-N MNAs request to transfer case from tribunal

ECP to hear PML-N MNAs request to transfer case from tribunal

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ISLAMABAD: The petitions of the three Members of the National Assembly from Islamabad to change the election tribunal have been fixed for hearing.

PML-N's Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, Anjum Aqeel and Raja Khurram Nawaz expressed their lack of confidence in the Election Tribunal and submitted an application to the Election Commission of Pakistan for the change of the Tribunal.

It was pleaded in the petition that there is fear that justice will not be served as they are not satisfied with the existing tribunal.

However, the ECP has fixed the applications of Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, Anjum Aqeel and Khurram Nawaz to change the tribunal on June 4 for hearing.

The Election Commission will hear the request to transfer the case from the tribunal tomorrow.

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Earlier, Islamabad High Court has suspended the notification of the success of three Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) MNAs who won from the federal capital.

Islamabad High Court Justice Miangul Hasan Aurangzeb and Justice Arbab Muhammad Tahir issued orders and the court suspended the notification of the success of (N) League candidate Tariq Fazal Chaudhry from NA-47.

The court suspended the notification of the victory of PML-N's Anjum Aqeel from NA-46 constituency, which was challenged by PTI-backed independent candidate Aamir Mughal.

The court also suspended the notification of the victory of Raja Khurram of the PML-N from Islamabad's constituency NA-48, which was challenged by the PTI-backed candidate Ali Bukhari.

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